Overcooked. Burnt. Charred. This isn’t about cooking or eating out. It’s about the team: we need to prevent burnout, writes Lynne Cazaly.
The Law Society of Western Australia has welcomed news that the State Solicitor’s Office (SSO) would operate as an independent sub-department of the Department of Justice.
Ensuring compliance with public health orders must not be done with the overuse of fines in south-western Sydney, Redfern Legal Centre has warned.
Major media organisations have argued it would be “exceptional” if the Federal Court ruled in favour of Christian Porter’s argument that three redacted sections from the ABC’s defence and his reply should not be made publicly available and that, if the court did so, it would go against the overarching principles of open justice.
A major Telstra and Foxtel contractor has gone into voluntary administration, while facing a $400 million class action from Shine Lawyers.
A Family Court judge based in Parramatta has resigned after an independent investigation found that he had sexually harassed two junior female court staff.
Professional services advisory firm Proximity is acquiring specialist consulting firm Alliance Consulting Group.
An amendment bill that will reverse protection measures currently in place for the Great Barrier Reef should not be passed according to the National Environmental Law Association.
Content that engages, educates and encourages conversations is the lifeblood of LinkedIn. The platform delivers well on the promise to build professional networks, personal brands and value sharing, writes Sue Parker.
National law firm Barry.Nilsson. has elevated five to principal, three to special counsel, five to senior associate, 10 to associate and promoted three professionals in its business services department.
